AI-Based Product Image Correction
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Photo Retouching Requirements
1. For each product set, I will provide:
o One image showing a person wearing our product
o Several reference photos of the correct product for comparison
2. The product worn by the model was generated using AI, so it may contain random detail variations that differ from the real product. Your task is to use the correct product photos to composite and fix these inaccuracies, ensuring the product on the model matches the actual design.
3. Before compositing, please carefully check the product shown on the person for major inaccuracies. The key areas that must be corrected include:
a. Metal hardware — buckles, clips, or other metal components should match the real product.
b. Brand rubber label — make sure the brand logo and its position are correct.
c. Visible stitching details — such as color differences, stitch density, or any distinctive cross-patterned sewing.
d. Incorrect webbing colors — some sections of the product may use specific colored webbing. If the color is wrong, adjust it to match the real product.
e. Missing functional webbing loops — if the real product has visible loops or webbing features on the sides or other areas, and these are missing in the AI-generated image, please composite them in.
4. While compositing, pay close attention to lighting and shadow consistency so that the final result looks realistic and natural.
5. Minor deviations that are not visually noticeable can be ignored — focus primarily on correcting the major visible differences listed above.
6. Some original product angles may differ from the angles used in the product-person composite images. When this happens, Photoshop techniques should be used to manually adjust and correct the compositing angles.
7. After adjustment, please maintain the highest original resolution of the person-product composite image.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YnWfEuLC2fIbH7p1Qj2Dk_FKmS4Nnp2U?usp=sharing
1. For each product set, I will provide:
o One image showing a person wearing our product
o Several reference photos of the correct product for comparison
2. The product worn by the model was generated using AI, so it may contain random detail variations that differ from the real product. Your task is to use the correct product photos to composite and fix these inaccuracies, ensuring the product on the model matches the actual design.
3. Before compositing, please carefully check the product shown on the person for major inaccuracies. The key areas that must be corrected include:
a. Metal hardware — buckles, clips, or other metal components should match the real product.
b. Brand rubber label — make sure the brand logo and its position are correct.
c. Visible stitching details — such as color differences, stitch density, or any distinctive cross-patterned sewing.
d. Incorrect webbing colors — some sections of the product may use specific colored webbing. If the color is wrong, adjust it to match the real product.
e. Missing functional webbing loops — if the real product has visible loops or webbing features on the sides or other areas, and these are missing in the AI-generated image, please composite them in.
4. While compositing, pay close attention to lighting and shadow consistency so that the final result looks realistic and natural.
5. Minor deviations that are not visually noticeable can be ignored — focus primarily on correcting the major visible differences listed above.
6. Some original product angles may differ from the angles used in the product-person composite images. When this happens, Photoshop techniques should be used to manually adjust and correct the compositing angles.
7. After adjustment, please maintain the highest original resolution of the person-product composite image.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YnWfEuLC2fIbH7p1Qj2Dk_FKmS4Nnp2U?usp=sharing
Related categories:
Photoshop
Illustrator
Photo Editing
3D Modelling
Image Processing
Photo Retouching